Lesson 6 of 14 6 min video · 5 exercises

PPRDJF, step by step

The framework for situational questions, letter by letter: what to ask yourself at every step.

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Key takeaways

  • Problem: what would happen if you did absolutely nothing?
  • Perspectives: don't judge or assume; map who's directly and indirectly involved
  • Responsibility: state your role, or identify one if none is given
  • Decide: least harm, on ethical, legal and scientific grounds, with IF/THEN
  • Justify every move; Future is optional

Practice

Lock in the lesson before you move on.

Exercise 1 of 5
Put in order

Put this answer's sentences in PPRDJF order.

A classmate who missed a week with the flu asks to copy your answers for an assignment due tomorrow.
  1. 1Sharing my answers would be academic dishonesty, but they're genuinely behind because they were sick.
  2. 2They're probably stressed and embarrassed to ask.
  3. 3I'd say no to copying, but offer to go through the concepts with them tonight.
  4. 4Next time, I'd check in sooner when a friend misses class.
  5. 5As a classmate, I want to help, but not in a way that puts us both at risk.
  6. 6That way they actually learn the material, and many professors accommodate illness.